Aerospace/Automotive Engineering Specialist

Mechanical design engineers from aerospace and automotive backgrounds complete realistic CAD tasks for an AI training project, building 3D parts, assemblies, surface models and drawings and documenting each step and decision. They also review CAD models and design tasks for accuracy and match to specification, explaining issues and improvements. CATIA experience is a plus. Applicants take an AI interview. The contract is remote, open worldwide and part-time with flexible hours; pay is not stated.

What you would do

• Build and edit 3D CAD models of mechanical parts and components
• Produce parts, assemblies, surface models and drawings that meet the stated technical requirements
• Document your design process step by step, explaining tools, methods and reasoning
• Review CAD models and design tasks for accuracy, consistency and fit with specifications
• Identify design issues and explain improvements using sound engineering judgment

What the listing asks for

• Preferred: good grasp of mechanical design, parametric modeling, assemblies and surface modeling
• Preferred: professional hands-on CATIA experience for mechanical design and 3D modeling
• Preferred: a degree in aerospace, automotive or mechanical engineering, or a related field
• Preferred: experience on professional CAD or engineering projects
• Preferred: clear technical writing, attention to detail and analytical thinking

Suits aerospace and automotive design engineers fluent in parametric CAD, especially CATIA, who can explain why they model a part the way they do.

The listing does not state a rate. Where: Remote, worldwide. Time: Part-time, flexible hours. Contract work for micro1, a company that hires experts for AI training projects.

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